Role of genetic disorders in acute recurrent pancreatitis

Figure 1 Relationship between acute, acute-recurrent and chronic pancreatitis.

Figure 2 Strength of genetic and environmental risk factors of chronic pancreatitis.

Figure 3 Age at onset of pancreatitis in patients with mutations N29I and R122H of the cationic trypsinogen and mutation N34S of SPINK1.

Figure 4 Progression of pancreatitis in patients with PRSS1 mutations N29I and R122H.

Figure 5 Progression of pancreatitis in patients with mutation N34S of SPINK1.

Figure 6 Progression of pancreatitis in patients with alcoholic, idopathic or PRSS1-induced disease.

Figure 7 Probability of either calcification or duct dilatation in patients with N34S mutation of SPINK1.